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Robot dogs armed with AI-targeting rifles undergo US Marines Special Ops evaluation

Main Post: Robot dogs armed with AI-targeting rifles undergo US Marines Special Ops evaluation

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The battlefield of the future will have an extremely low survival rate for humans. Feels like it will basically be the side that’s able to build the most autonomous/remote killing machines will win. Not sure many people will be left to celebrate. That’s the scary part, these newer non-nuclear weapons are incredibly dangerous but don’t have the same stigma or immediate total destruction as nukes, so it’s much easier for something like that to escalate into a holocaust.

May 8, 2024 | Forum: r/technology

Analysis of the Combat AI in Watch Dogs 2

Main Post: Analysis of the Combat AI in Watch Dogs 2

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I know this is for 2 but WD 1 had one of the best AI for combat/stealth. Each guard had like their own detection meter and range , and they also could track you/lose you quite immersively during fights. 2 it seems the AI share a hivemind as alerting one person alerts the whole perimeter. The nigh unlimited enemy respawns are also kinda mid .

June 13, 2022 | Forum: r/watch_dogs

Dog AI

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This happened in Anomaly, and it only happened once, but during a journey through cordon I ran into a pack of blind dogs. I'm used to them immediately running at you and attacking without pause, but this time the dogs stood their ground, I stood mine, and they sort of backed off. I got my distance and they didn't follow me.

Does this happen? Is this a part of their AI or was this just some kind of fluke? I've never had this happen before in ~150 hrs of anomaly

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I remember this being normal in SoC. The dogs would not attack you unless you were too close, there was a lot of them or they had pseudodog as their pack leader.

Same thing with fleshes, they would only attack if you were too close or had a boar with them.

October 25, 2022 | Forum: r/stalker

Researchers teach AI to think like a dog, animals could provide a new source of training data for AI systems

Main Post: Researchers teach AI to think like a dog, animals could provide a new source of training data for AI systems

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How we think a dog thinks.

April 15, 2018 | Forum: r/artificial

Sharing my new project - turn your pet photos into art with AI (details in comments)

Main Post: Sharing my new project - turn your pet photos into art with AI (details in comments)

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Hey folks,

I wanted to share a new project I've been working on and provide details for anyone looking to build their own!

TLDR: ThePetPainting.com, built with Dreambooth, love, sweat, and tears.

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Some of you might remember a similar post I made a few months ago about AI avatars. Seems like that idea really picked up steam, so I thought it would be fun to work on a similar concept. My new project, ThePetPainting.com, allows you to upload 8-20 photos of your pet and get back AI-generated art. I decided to release the product entirely for free.

To build this, I created a custom Dreambooth API using the diffusers repo (https://github.com/huggingface/diffusers). Every time a user uploads images, I train a new model and use it to produce images from a set of pre-configured prompts. I am renting compute/GPU power from both Google and Lambda Labs, both of which I cannot recommend highly enough.

The frontend is built with next.js and hosted using Google's app engine. I used ChakraUI as a component library, which was really awesome. This was my first time using a component library other than React Bootstrap and I won't be going back.

I'm happy to share training and tuning tips and tricks with those interested, along with answering any other questions.

Cheers!

December 15, 2022 | Forum: r/DIY_tech

The Dog AI is pretty on point

Main Post: The Dog AI is pretty on point

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He wants your chicken

January 28, 2023 | Forum: r/valheim

Forget about AI the dogs will take over our jobs

Main Post: Forget about AI the dogs will take over our jobs

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Sounds like cat propaganda

April 28, 2023 | Forum: r/Asmongold

I'm building a dog AI powered by a deep language model that helps it understand any human order and find the closest action of its list.

Main Post: I'm building a dog AI powered by a deep language model that helps it understand any human order and find the closest action of its list.

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Whoa, this looks awesome.

Do you plan to combine it with the possibility to use voice commands? That way, you could make some kind of NintenDogs by yourself

August 16, 2021 | Forum: r/unrealengine

Today I'm Launching Pet Portrait AI - Built on Stable Diffusion

Main Post: Today I'm Launching Pet Portrait AI - Built on Stable Diffusion

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Wow this is unreal! How did you get the outputs to this level of quality with dreambooth? The outputs I’m getting aren’t this consistent or clear. I’m doing about 15-20 images, is it just a prompt thing or are you doing some cleanup on the backend?

November 10, 2022 | Forum: r/StableDiffusion

I made snapchat ai a dog

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woof

April 20, 2023 | Forum: r/ChatGPT

[P] A dog AI powered by a deep language model that helps it understand any human order and find the closest action of its list (Semantic Similarity)

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Hey there!

I'm working on how to build next-gen AI in games that can talk and have smart interactions with the player using Natural Language Processing and Deep RL.

I'm currently working on a dog AI powered by a deep language model that helps it understand any human order and find the closest action of its list. I was inspired by the amazing work of Anna Kipnis.

I have still cleanup and debugs to do before publishing the demo, but you can see the results in this video:

The idea is simple: you type an order, the order is sent to HuggingFace sentence-transformers/paraphrase-xlm-r-multilingual-v1 model that decides what the best dog action to take is and executes it.

What's nice with that system is that you don't need to hard code every interaction, you just need to let your language model selects what's action in the action list is the closest to the user input.

This was my first project on Unreal so this is still work in progress but I would love to hear about your feedback and ideas,

You can find more in my twitter account: https://twitter.com/ThomasSimonini

Have a nice day!

Top Comment: I'm currently working on a dog AI powered by a deep language model that helps it understand any human order and find the closest action of its list.

August 17, 2021 | Forum: r/MachineLearning